Sentence examples for by duties from inspiring English sources

Such freedom may test the limits of democracy, in which rights to speech are balanced by duties to privacy and security.

Both Islington council and the charity Relate were bound by duties not to discriminate against their clients and therefore could not support staff who refused to work with homosexual couples, the court said.

And when her stepfather dies suddenly and her mother is admitted to a sanatorium, she imagines the future after her mother has been discharged: 'My life would be hedged in by duties, most of them of an unwanted nature.' But no one can foretell their own future and Zoe's predictions are a waste of time.

However, citizens are not bound by duties of public reason when engaged in other activities, for example when they worship in church, perform on stage, pursue scientific research, send letters to the editor, or talk politics around the dinner table.

If we allow that intergenerational relations are not exclusively governed by duties with correlative rights, the notion that we can stand under surviving duties towards dead people who cannot be bearers of rights vis-à-vis present people (Sections 5.3 4) is compatible with the forward-looking understanding of the significance of historical injustice.

In addition there should be fast, real recompense to companies and workers harmed by unfair trade, and these payments should be financed by duties on the unfairly traded goods, so they would not increase the deficit.

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"Because we are bound by duty.

He had allowed himself to be crushed by duty.

She has more often seemed motivated by duty than desire.

The celebrated loves are spontaneous: they come naturally, by inclination, and thus not by duty.